#Myler bits plus

So, this bit doesnвЂ™t only focus on the bar or tongue. The noseband and chinstrap are attached with the upper ring of the bit. The horse feels pressure at these points only after the reins are attached. The pressure is synchronized in the chin, nose, and poll. The bit divides the applied force into five pressure points. This bit might look the harshest among the three bits in this Myler bits reviews, but itвЂ™s the kindest.

#Myler bits plus

Myler 33 Three Ring Combination Bit is the most advanced in this category as the integration of ring, shank bit plus a hackamore, a 3-ring shank. It is a level ahead of all the combination bits available in the market. It is a revolutionary invention from Myler. No pinching or discomfort for the horse.Ideal 11.11 mm thick mouthpiece for a comfortable fit.Sweet iron with copper inlay mouthpiece.

Curved Mouthpiece for more room for the tongue.

Independent side movement for better direction.

The rider can give a clear and direct signal even while using one fixed rein for the barrel at the center of the Myler bits. This curve also allows more room for the tongue to rest.ДЎ1.11 mm is considered the ideal thickness, and thatвЂ™s exactly how wide Myler bits are. This Myler level 2 snaffle bit is extra comfortable because it deflates to form a U instead of a V, protecting the lips and bars from pinching. The reddish-brown copper roller turns grey after a few uses, and thatвЂ™s nothing to worry about because it has a sweet taste to horsesвЂ™ liking. However, they can also generate nutcracker pressure on theВ lower jaw andВ topВ of theВ horseвЂ™s mouth if handledВ roughly. The secret behind the mouthpieces is the polished Sweet Iron which naturally oxidizes. My horse has been loving that bit in her mouth since day one. The primary reason for this snaffle bit being my special is its mouthpiece and copper roller. This is my favorite snaffle bit for a number of reasons. Myler Western Dee with Sweet Iron Comfort Snaffle

Not suitable for undisciplined or tough horses 2.

Best for young horsesвЂ™ beginning training.

The barrel prevents pinching or discomfort in the tongue or mouth.

Curved mouthpiece for more surface area of the tongue.

D-ring snaffle bits are my favorites as the cheekpieces/rings of these bits are fixed with the mouthpiece, unlike the O-Ring ones. The barrel also allows a significant bending of the mouthpiece, saving the horseвЂ™s upper jaw and making enough space for the tongue to rest.ДЄs the two halves work independently, it allows the rider to give clearer and distinct signals. The barrel also divides the mouthpiece into equal halves. So, the horse is not troubled or pinched when the bits are pulled. Unlike the other bits, the joints in these are covered with a barrel. The barrel is what sets Myler bits apart, in my opinion. It is a D-Ring snaffle bit of 3 3/4вЂі cheekpieces. It has all the special features of Mylar that set it apart.